Adjustable knee compression for skiers
Adjust your support. Own your movement.
A dial on the side lets you change the hold during the ski day. Snug for the first run, firmer for the steep stuff, easier on the lift.
- Dial-adjustable hold
- Low-profile under ski pants and boot cuffs
- Padded ring around the kneecap
The problem
Your knee wants something different on every run
A regular sleeve gives one fixed hold for the whole day. That’s why it rarely feels quite right.
Slips down under your ski pants
By mid-morning it has worked its way down, and fixing it means unzipping layers in the cold.
Digs in on the chairlift
Knee bent, fabric bunched behind it, for the whole ride up.
Same hold on every run
A fixed sleeve gives the same on a steep pitch as on the green run.
How it works
One dial. Three simple steps.
Turn to tighten, click by click. Pull to release. No second sleeve, no straps to re-stick.
Pull it on
Before your ski pants. Ring pad centred on the kneecap.
Turn the dial
Click it tighter until it feels right. Pull to release.
Ski, adjust, repeat
Firmer for steep runs, easier on the lift.
The details
Built around one idea: you choose the hold
Centred on your kneecap
The padded ring frames the kneecap and keeps the sleeve where you put it, run after run.
Low-profile under your layers
Easy to wear under ski pants and alongside the upper cuff of your ski boots. No straps or Velcro to catch on base layers.
Moves when you move
A shaped knit that follows the knee as you bend into a turn, sit on the lift or walk in ski boots.
Compare
STRYDE ACTIVE vs a basic knee sleeve
| Feature | STRYDE ACTIVE | Basic knee sleeve |
|---|---|---|
| Hold | Adjustable with the dial | Set by the fabric and the size |
| Changing the fit | Turn or pull the dial | Take it off and refit |
| On the chairlift | Ease it off while you sit | Same tension while seated |
| Kneecap | Padded ring | Varies, often plain fabric |
| Under ski pants | Low-profile, no straps | Low-profile |
Adjustable Knee Compression Support Sleeve
| Size | Thigh | Body weight |
|---|---|---|
| M | 15–17 in38–43 cm | 121–150 lb55–68 kg |
| L | 17–19 in43–48 cm | 150–181 lb68–82 kg |
| XL | 19–21 in48–53 cm | 181–212 lb82–96 kg |
| XXL | 21–23 in53–58 cm | 212–247 lb96–112 kg |
Measure your thigh 6 in (15 cm) above the knee. Between sizes? Take the larger one.
FAQ
Good questions
Can I wear it with ski pants and ski boots?
Its low-profile design is intended to fit comfortably under ski pants and around the upper boot-cuff area. Exact fit depends on your boots, layers and size.
How do I adjust it on the mountain?
Turn the dial to tighten, click by click. Pull it out to release. Most people set it before heading out and adjust at a lift or a break.
Which size do I need?
Measure your thigh 6 in (15 cm) above the knee and pick the size from the guide: M 15–17 in, L 17–19 in, XL 19–21 in, XXL 21–23 in. Between two sizes? Take the larger one; the dial does the fine-tuning.
Do I order a left or a right knee?
Pick the knee you’ll wear it on. The dial sits on the outside of the knee so it’s easy to reach. Want one on each knee? Take two and the second one is cheaper.
How do I wash it?
Close the dial, hand wash cold and let it air dry. No tumble dryer.
What if it doesn’t fit?
Try it on at home. If it’s not right, send it back unworn within 30 days. Full details are in our Return & Refund policy.
Is this a medical device?
No. It’s a compression sleeve for comfort and support while you’re active. It isn’t meant to diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. If you have an injury or ongoing knee problems, talk to a doctor or physio first.
